Boiling an egg: to wash up, or not to wash up?

Peter Crisp wrote:I bet Preezy doesn't even have a secretary who types all his forum posts for him.

Pedz wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:You could just buy an egg steamer.
I have one and it works a treat and uses almost no water or power.

https://www.andrewjamesworldwide.com/ki ... hment-p224

Does it require thorough cleaning though? This is a dealbreaker for me!

Nope. Just a quick wipe as it only uses a tiny amount of water to create steam .

But it's had poopy eggs inside it, surely it must be subjected to an extreme deep clean process before being fit for service again?!

Preezy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Also, question for the naysayers - do you wash your hands every time you touch an egg?

Yes I do.

So you're in the supermarket buying eggs and when checking the box to make sure you haven't got any broken ones your hand touches one of these hideously contaminated chicken ovulation's. Obviously at this point you then immediately abandon your shopping and head straight to the nearest hand sanitiser before you are safe to touch anything right?

I carry hand sanitiser in my pocket.

Jenuall wrote:

Pedz wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:You could just buy an egg steamer.
I have one and it works a treat and uses almost no water or power.

https://www.andrewjamesworldwide.com/ki ... hment-p224

Does it require thorough cleaning though? This is a dealbreaker for me!

Nope. Just a quick wipe as it only uses a tiny amount of water to create steam .

But it's had poopy eggs inside it, surely it must be subjected to an extreme deep clean process before being fit for service again?!

Preezy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Also, question for the naysayers - do you wash your hands every time you touch an egg?

Yes I do.

So you're in the supermarket buying eggs and when checking the box to make sure you haven't got any broken ones your hand touches one of these hideously contaminated chicken ovulation's. Obviously at this point you then immediately abandon your shopping and head straight to the nearest hand sanitiser before you are safe to touch anything right?

I carry hand sanitiser in my pocket.

GRcade crew heading out to the shops:

Rex Kramer wrote:4 pages in and not a single egg based pun, what the strawberry float is happening to this place. It's oeuf-al.

Hexx wrote:

OrangeRKN wrote:Didn't realise GRcade had so many germaphobes

I eat fruit straight out the packet even though it clearly says to wash it first. I hope this gets to you all

Pedz wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:4 pages in and not a single egg based pun, what the strawberry float is happening to this place. It's oeuf-al.

Thread ruined.

Pedz wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Pedz wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:You could just buy an egg steamer.
I have one and it works a treat and uses almost no water or power.

https://www.andrewjamesworldwide.com/ki ... hment-p224

Does it require thorough cleaning though? This is a dealbreaker for me!

Nope. Just a quick wipe as it only uses a tiny amount of water to create steam .

But it's had poopy eggs inside it, surely it must be subjected to an extreme deep clean process before being fit for service again?!

Preezy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Also, question for the naysayers - do you wash your hands every time you touch an egg?

Yes I do.

So you're in the supermarket buying eggs and when checking the box to make sure you haven't got any broken ones your hand touches one of these hideously contaminated chicken ovulation's. Obviously at this point you then immediately abandon your shopping and head straight to the nearest hand sanitiser before you are safe to touch anything right?

I carry hand sanitiser in my pocket.

GRcade crew heading out to the shops:

You been spying on me?

Rex Kramer wrote:4 pages in and not a single egg based pun, what the strawberry float is happening to this place. It's oeuf-al.

Pedz wrote:My only gripe is that eggs do have fecal (sp?) Matter on them. If you rinsed the pan with plain old water and wiped it with a towel, then, well is that good enough to clean gooseberry fool? If you used some fairy liquid then fairynuff.

The poopy germs are now on the towel and everyone/thing that touches it. So your office is now officially covered, from floor to ceiling in chicken doodoo.

OrangeRKN wrote:

Pedz wrote:My only gripe is that eggs do have fecal (sp?) Matter on them. If you rinsed the pan with plain old water and wiped it with a towel, then, well is that good enough to clean gooseberry fool? If you used some fairy liquid then fairynuff.

The poopy germs are now on the towel and everyone/thing that touches it. So your office is now officially covered, from floor to ceiling in chicken doodoo.

Boiling water will have killed anything dangerous, so yes if there is nothing to see on the pan then it is fine

Peter Crisp wrote:I bet Preezy doesn't even have a secretary who types all his forum posts for him.

Hexx wrote:

OrangeRKN wrote:

Pedz wrote:My only gripe is that eggs do have fecal (sp?) Matter on them. If you rinsed the pan with plain old water and wiped it with a towel, then, well is that good enough to clean gooseberry fool? If you used some fairy liquid then fairynuff.

The poopy germs are now on the towel and everyone/thing that touches it. So your office is now officially covered, from floor to ceiling in chicken doodoo.

Boiling water will have killed anything dangerous, so yes if there is nothing to see on the pan then it is fine

"Yes, I left bits of poo in the pan, but I boiled it to kill anything dangerous"

You're the worst.

Mafro wrote:Is this ResetEra?